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Why choose this course?
This Course provides students with a rigorous scientific education along with advanced operational skills in various fields, corresponding to the six available curriculums: condensed matter physics; nuclear and subnuclear physics; theoretical physics; complex systems physics; climate and finance; astrophysics and cosmology; quantum science and technology.
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Educational objectives
This Course aims to give students a strong command of theoretical, experimental, and computational methods in physics. Students will be able to apply the scientific method and problem-solving skills in scientific and technological contexts, including taking responsibility for projects and facilities in research and innovation sectors.
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Career prospects
Graduates may find employment in public or private research centres, with roles related to, for example, fundamental research, data analysis, technological and industrial applications, equipment development and management. Other prospects include PhD programs and a career in academia or scientific outreach.
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Final examination and degree
Graduates obtain a master’s degree (EQF 7) which attests to the skills acquired by the student, valid at national level and also recognised at an international level. The final mark is given out of 110. The final examination consists of an individual written thesis, presented and discussed in the form of a public seminar before a board of five examiners.
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